Found These at Lowes

[Thunder77]

100% biomass fire starters. 72 pieces. I think they were something like $7.50. They work really well. I use one for small fire, and two for larger fire in the Primo Kamado.

[Skinsfan1311]

100% biomass fire starters. 72 pieces. I think they were something like $7.50. They work really well. I use one for small fire, and two for larger fire in the Primo Kamado.

$7.50?
Ain't nothing wrong with that!
Thanks for sharing!

[Michael_in_TX]

Always looking for something cheap in this domain!

[Steve B]

Damn. I just bought 4 packs of the Weber Cubes. But than again one can never have enough fire starters. Soooooo. 🤔

[Sid P]

I like the looks of those. I bought some of those that come attached to each other, and I hate them.

[Thunder77]

Yeah that was why I got these. They weren’t attached. They light easily and burn clean.

[grantgallagher]

Ive had those before and found i had to squirt a little alcohol gel on them to get them going. Possible mine got damp or something but they definitely werent spark them with a lighter easy. That aside they are great

[Thunder77]

I used my kitchen torch to light them! 😃

[Huskee]

I use a similar looking product by the brand Melt, from Amazon, but their price just skyrocketed. Those ones too started out in the $7 range but are now $26. I really like these type of starters myself.

[STEbbq]

That is insane on the melts. I guess I am using up my box and finding another brand.

[Huskee]

STEbbq It is. I'm hoping it's just a one-off temporary thing. A couple of years ago the $5 box of Weber cubes shot up to 10 bucks on Amazon for several months, so I hope this might be something similar but not holding my breath.

[RichieB]

Thanks, il be looking out for them. Need to hit up Lowe's soon.

[Bogy]

I'm actually going to be in a place that has a Lowe's tomorrow. I'll have to see if they have them there.

[barelfly]

I’ll have to go find these…I use the Weber cubes, but those paraffin cubes are a mess sometimes with how they break apart and such. Thanks for sharing!

[Huskee]

I love those too, but yeah they can be crumby and messy. I love them because they don't get wet, they can always be used.

[ILikePigButts]

I always take all of them out of their packaging and keep them in a separate lidded container. Makes it easy to grab them and the little crumbs just kind of fall to the bottom so there isn't much mess.

[JoeSousa]

I have used those before and they work great. Good price too!

[Michael_in_TX]

I use a similar looking product by the brand Melt, from Amazon, but their price just skyrocketed. Those ones too started out in the $7 range but are now $26. I really like these type of starters myself.

Yep....bought my first Melt pack at $14.44 in May of last year. They are now $32 for the same 160-starter pack.

[STEbbq]

That melt price increase is nuts. Maybe I need to flip my unopened box and buy another brand or two with the profits.

[rlozinak]

I will be heading to Lowes

[Finster]

These are my go to for chimney lighting. There was a period of time when Lowes was out of stock, so the last time I saw them I bought all 5 bags they had on hand.
I still look for more any time I'm at Lowes, which is not often

In the interim, I had tried the wax cubes (either Kingsford or Weber, I forget which). Those things are gross. As soon as I opened the package, I got a whiff of a really strong chemical smell. I tossed the whole box unused.

[Panhead John]

I’m not a fan of the wax cubes either, tumbleweeds work great for me.

[Oak Smoke]

Have you tried the Rutland fire starter squares. I’ve never had to use more than one to start my kamado. There are 144 of them in a box and don’t take up much space. I just checked on line. You can get them for 20 dollars and change, thats not bad for that many.

[Thunder77]

Never heard of that brand. I only use two of these for a hot fire because I am too impatient to wait for one to get it going. 😬